Judy Rothermel, Broker of Record / Owner EXIT Realty JP Rothermel Blog
This year Father’s Day falls on June 18, 2023. If you still need ideas on how to celebrate with Dad this year look no further.
1. Johnson’s Farm is having a Father’s Day BBQ. It’s on June 17th and 18th at 12pm. But it is by reservation only. Tickets are available here.
2. Painting with a Twist in Mount Laurel is having a Father’s Day special on June 18th from 4-5:30pm. Tickets must be purchased in advance for this event. They can be found here.
3. Want to hear the ultimate dad jokes? Come on out...This year Mother’s Day falls on Sunday, May 14th. If you don’t have anything planned for Mom yet, there’s still time!
1. Something nice you can do for Mom this year is take a photo shoot together. And you can keep the memories alive by framing the photos and giving them to her afterwards.
2. Another way to celebrate is by cooking for her. A lot of times, moms do all the cooking, so pay it forward by having a cookout for her in the backyard.
3. Camping is also a great way to spend some time this...The weather’s getting nicer so it’s time to have some fun outside again. Here are 15 activities to enjoy outdoors in the spring.
Enjoy a picnic in a park. But be mindful of ants! You could plant a garden, or just a plant or two. Ride a bike around the neighborhood. Walk around on the beach. Fly a kite. Enjoy the atmosphere of an outdoor café. Visit your local zoo. Grab the binoculars to go birdwatching and listen to the birds singing. Organize a game of kickball with some friends. Go for a camp...Caroling is always a good pastime. It’s a ton of fun to go door-to-door singing your favorite holiday tunes. For those nights when it’s too cold to even think about leaving the house, enjoy some holiday movies. You can watch on the Hallmark channel or any streaming services. A fun crafty activity is making ornaments to hang on the tree. You can buy balls and decorate them with glitter or you could bake gingerbread cookies and punch a hole in the top to easily place them on the tree. Another fun...
